Natural disasters and sustainable development of small developing islands.

Contributor(s):

Obasi, G.O.P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Geneva : World Meteorological Organization?], 1994Description: 14 p. : mapSubject(s):

DDC classification:

363.349 21

Subject: Small islands are found all over the world, and the disaster threat to small island states is considerable. Natural phenomena which produce disasters affecting small island states can be classified into two groups: meteorological and geological. This paper discusses the impact of natural disasters on economic and social infrastructure, risk assessment and insurance issues, weather and climate services and hydrological services

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Small islands are found all over the world, and the disaster threat to small island states is considerable. Natural phenomena which produce disasters affecting small island states can be classified into two groups: meteorological and geological. This paper discusses the impact of natural disasters on economic and social infrastructure, risk assessment and insurance issues, weather and climate services and hydrological services

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